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    • This reflection is prompted by the need to reassess current metrics for evaluating scientific output.

    Discussion:

    • The consultative peer review approach aims to foster constructive feedback and improve manuscript quality.
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    • Current systems for assessing research often overemphasize traditional metrics, neglecting crucial aspects of scientific rigor.

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    • Reforming research assessment is crucial for incentivizing robust and reproducible science.

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